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<h1>Entities Listing Securities Without Public Issue Must Submit Draft Info to SEBI; Certain Regulations Waived, Approval Needed</h1> An entity seeking to list its securities without a public issue must submit a draft information document to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) with necessary documents and fees. Certain regulations, such as those related to allotment and pricing, do not apply. The entity must obtain in-principle approval from recognized stock exchanges and list its securities within 30 days of receiving observations from SEBI or the expiration of a stipulated period. Minimum public shareholding requirements are waived for such listings. The information document must be approved and signed by the entity's board and key executives, who are liable for any misstatements.